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The issue highlights volunteer photographers who use photography to preserve emotional moments, document events, and communicate CCF’s mission, including coverage of Hair for Hope (29–30 July). 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Two CCF volunteer photographers, Lawrence Tan and Wong Chin Hwa, have been dedicating their time and skills to capture moments of love, strength and conviction to support children with cancer.  \nVolunteer photographers also play a pivotal role by creating visual narratives to highlight CCF’s work and convey messages on childhood cancer.  \nIn the recently concluded Hair for Hope (HfH), CCF’s annual community outreach event to raise childhood cancer awareness and funds, more than 300 event volunteers worked tirelessly during the two-day main event on 29 and 30 July. Among the volunteers was a team of dedicated volunteer photographers led by Lawrence.  \nVolunteering with CCF since its 20th Anniversary Walkathon in 2012, Lawrence flexed his leadership muscles by taking the initiative to assist CCF in coordinating with fellow volunteer photographers. He is instrumental in gathering the photographers, assigning them to the various CCF events and briefing them on the visual requirements. For HfH 2017, Lawrence led a team of 12 volunteer photographers to cover the event at VivoCity.  \nApart from deploying the volunteer photographers to their allocated shifts, Lawrence went the extra mile to mentor and guide new volunteers.  \n“Volunteering with CCF has been very enriching forme,” said Lawrence. “I was involved in the Wishlink projects, family retreats, youth and children camps, and did photo montages for the families. In the process, I realised that family support, love and care are of great importance to the beneficiaries.”  \n(From left) Andrew, Kaung San and Lawrence dedicating their time at HfH 2017.  \nLawrence typically reaches out to friends who share a deep passion for photography. As long as these budding photographers are willing to volunteer, have a positive attitude, make good team members and are passionate, Lawrence will reach out to them to assist at CCF events. One such volunteer photographer is Wong Chin Hwa, who began his volunteerism journey with CCF in 2012. His first photography assignment was at Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery, where Hair for Hope’s satellite event was held.  \nSince then, Chin Hwa has been volunteering with CCF annually, in particular at Hair for Hope main and satellite events. In this year’s HfH, Chin Hwa captured a candid moment of Guest-of-Honour, Minister for Social and Family Development Tan Chuan-Jin, taking a selfie with CCF beneficiary and ceremonial shavee Low Wen Pei on stage. The photograph was later published on the website of Channel NewsAsia.  \n“I have a passion for photography and I am glad to join CCF as a volunteer photography to capture the beautiful moments,” said Chin Hwa.“I also see it as a commitment to help CCF at its annual Hair for Hope outreach event.”  \n(From left) Jonathan, Jacob, Li Ting and Chin Wah at HfH 2017.  \nCCF would like to thank all our volunteer photographers for dedicating their time and photography skills to help rally support for children with cancer and their families!  \nNEWSLETTER  \nISSUE 03/2017  \nCONTENT  \n1  \nGiving back through photography  \n2-3  \n\\#HumansofCCF  \n• Sheam Kannan  \n• Celeste Lee  \n4  \nSiblings on a Mission CCF Family Day  \n5-7  \nPALS Events  \n8  \nChef of Life  \n9-11  \nChampioning a Social Cause  \n12-13  \nYouth Survivors engage in Heartsongs  \n14  \nHospital Events  \n15  \nSurvivors’ Service Learning Project at Malacca  \n16  \nSocial & Recreational Activities  \n17-18  \nCommunity Partnerships  \n19  \nFeature Story:  \n88.3Jia FM and Power 98FM air support for Hair for Hope  \n20  \nCalendar of Events / Announcements  \n2  \n“I want to continue to make time for volunteering”: Childhood cancer survivor Sheam Kannan  \nSheam Kannan’s most vivid memories of childhood, unlike most boys, isn’t playing sports or running in the playground with his friends.  \nInstead, the childhood","cbCaigPXwpbeHv9m","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigPXwpbeHv9m","pdf",6755437,"English","# Giving back through photography\n# #HumansofCCF\n## Sheam Kannan\n## Celeste Lee\n# Siblings on a Mission CCF Family Day\n# PALS Events\n# Chef of Life\n# Championing a Social Cause\n# Youth Survivors engage in Heartsongs\n# Hospital Events\n# Survivors’ Service Learning Project at Malacca\n# Social & Recreational Activities\n# Community Partnerships\n# Feature Story: 88.3Jia FM and Power 98FM air support for Hair for Hope\n# Calendar of Events / Announcements","[{\"question\":\"What role do volunteer photographers play in CCF’s work?\",\"answer\":\"They create visual narratives that highlight CCF’s programs and convey messages about childhood cancer. Their photography documents emotional moments and supports fundraising and awareness efforts.\"},{\"question\":\"How did CCF’s Hair for Hope 2017 involve volunteers?\",\"answer\":\"More than 300 event volunteers worked during the two-day main event on 29 and 30 July, including a team of volunteer photographers led by Lawrence. The team covered the event at VivoCity and helped capture key moments.\"},{\"question\":\"What motivates childhood cancer survivors featured in this issue to keep supporting CCF?\",\"answer\":\"The stories emphasize community, family support, and gratitude for the help received. Both survivors describe continuing involvement through volunteering and participating in events such as Hair for Hope.\"}]","TRIBUTE TO OUR CHILDREN - Giving back through photography - Issue 03/2017 | PDF",1792670660]